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New coins for South Africa in 2023 – including big design changesThe South African Reserve Bank has revealed the new designs for South Africa’s circulation coins.
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WATCH: South African Reserve Bank interest rate decisionThe South African Reserve Bank is widely expected to raise interest rates.
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Black Friday travel deals bounce back – including this 7-night holiday in Zanzibar for R13,000 | Business InsiderBlack Friday travel deals bounce back – including this 7-night holiday in Zanzibar for R13,000
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Cheers to that! SA to export more wine to UKCheers to that! SA to export more wine to UK: President Cyril Ramaphosa has announced plans to increase exports of South African wines to the UK.
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Oil Giants Eye South African Coasts as Fuel, Climate Crises MergeFrench energy giant TotalEnergies is preparing to submit its final application for approval to drill up to five wells for oil or gas between Cape Town and Cape Agulhas, writes Liezl Human for GroundUp. The application is one in a rush of offshore oil and gas applications along South Africa's coast. This is part of a wider expansion by multinational companies into Africa, as a recent report by environmental research group Urgewald, in partnership with dozens of organisations in Africa and Europe, shows. TotalEnergies faces additional scrutiny over the multibillion euro East African crude oil pipeline project which it has funded together with the China National Offshore Company (CNOC). The pipleline's development gained new significance following the iRussian-Ukranian War. Russia's invasion prompted moves by many countries to reduce their dependence on imports of Russian oil and gas. These shifts, combined with western oil and gas companies dumping their Russian interests, present an opportunity to other petroleum-producing countries, albeit one tempered by actions to address the climate crisis. This has led governments and commentators to discuss African producers as potential beneficiaries of Europe's supply gap, with talk of a "seismic shift" to Africa and of the continent as "Europe's next gas station". Currently under construction, the East African Crude Oil Pipeline (EACOP) pipeline will transport oil hundreds of kilometres from Uganda to a port in Tanzania. The U.S.-based Climate Accountability Institute (CAI) has warned EACOP will emit 379 million tonnes of carbon over its 25-year lifespan - a so-called "mid-sized carbon bomb" that exceeds France's own national estimates for 2020. A discussion between the Centre for Sustainability Transitions (CST) and The South African Institute of International Affairs (SAIIA) weighed in on how this war could impact the transition away from fossil fuels amid the climate emergency and whether it
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South African spends almost R400k on two Black Friday online purchasesWhile many South Africans were fast asleep early on Black Friday, one big spender was wide awake and dropped a whopping R397,217 on two online transactions.
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